Volunteer Job Board Get Involved in Tubac Volunteering is at the heart of Tubac’s strong, connected community. It brings neighbors together, supports local events and organizations, and helps preserve the unique character of our historic village. Through volunteering, residents play an active role in shaping Tubac’s future while strengthening the sense of pride and belonging that makes this community special. Volunteering for the Tubac Festival of the Arts is especially meaningful. As Arizona’s oldest arts festival, founded in 1959 and recently ranked #10 in the nation and #1 in Arizona by Sunshine Artist magazine, the festival’s success depends on a dedicated team of volunteers. From welcoming visitors to supporting artists and operations, it truly takes many helping hands to keep this nationally recognized tradition thriving year after year. Volunteer for the Tubac Festival of the Arts February 10-14, 2027 Mesquite Bosque Academy Foundation is rooted in community, curiosity, and connection. Whether you love working with children, prefer to support behind the scenes, or have a skill you’re excited to share, there’s a place for you here. Volunteer at Mesquite Bosque Academy Current part-time openings: Lead Montessori Enrichment Guide and Assistant Montessori Enrichment Guide. Learn more and apply Learn more and apply Tubac Jack's Saloon is hiring for all positions and is seeking enthusiastic individuals to join its team. Submit your resume Join Border Community Alliance as our part-time Community Outreach & Education Coordinator and help build community through education, outreach, and volunteer engagement. Learn more and apply Email Where Art and History Meet Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit COMMUNITY Located in southeastern Arizona in Santa Cruz County, including parts of the towns of Tubac, Tumacacori, Amado, and Rico, the Tubac Fire District serves 10,000 residents in a 166 square mile area. Fire District Tubac’s real estate professionals are dedicated to helping you find the perfect property for both short-term and long-term residency. Whether you’re looking for a vacation rental, a seasonal home, or a permanent residence, they have the expertise and local knowledge to guide you through the process. Realtors Mesquite Bosque Academy inspiring children through Montessori-inspired, screen-free outdoor learning that builds confidence, creativity, and a love of nature. Santa Cruz Valley Unified School District #35 provides quality education and opportunities that inspire students to learn, grow, and succeed. Schools Telephone: Centurylink Water: EPCOR Gas and Electric: Unisource Utilities Helping to maintain the good health and happy lives of Santa Cruz County residents is the primary purpose of the Mariposa Community Health Center . Since our founding in 1980 we have become the largest and most comprehensive provider of medical, dental, disease prevention and health promotion services in SE Arizona. Health Center Churches The Church at Tubac is a family of believers in Jesus Christ, who gather together regularly for rich worship, authentic fellowship, and fun! We also have a heart to serve and give back to our community. St. Ann’s Parish & Its Missions is located within the Village of Tubac and has several other places to worship. Tubac Organizations and Foundations Tubac is home to a diverse network of foundations and nonprofit organizations that preserve history, celebrate art, protect nature, and strengthen community life. Explore the groups making an impact locally and discover ways to connect with their missions. Border Community Alliance The Border Community Alliance (BCA) is a ten-year-old non-profit organization based in Tubac, AZ. Their mission is to bridge the border and create community through education, cultural exchange, and social investment. They focus on accomplishing this pursuit in the borderlands region of Southern Arizona/Sonora, Mexico. They are inspired to share with the public the good news of civil society in the international borderlands region. Boys and Girls Club of Santa Cruz County The Boys & Girls Club of Santa Cruz County mission is to Inspire and enable all young people to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, healthy and caring citizens. We provide youth development programs, and activities for youth ages 5-17, in five core areas: Education & Career Development, Character & Leadership Development, Health & Life Skills, The Arts and Sport, Fitness & Recreation. Membership is $10 annually so that no child will be excluded from participation due to economic hardship. We are here to provide a positive, fun and safe environment for our youth in our community. Child Health and Resilience Mastery (CHARM) Child Health & Resilience Mastery (CHARM) is a Southern Arizona nonprofit dedicated to empowering children and families to build resilience and strengthen well-being. Through compassionate, evidence-based programs, CHARM supports families with children who are grieving the death or extended separation of a loved one, while also providing resources and training for parents, educators, and schools. Programs include Camp Druzy, a no-cost summer camp for grieving families; Tapestry, which provides personalized family support and resources; and social-emotional learning and resilience training for schools. CHARM’s goal is to help children and families find connection, confidence, healing, and hope during challenging times. Equine Voices Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to rescue equines from neglect, abuse, abandonment and slaughter. Additionally, we rehabilitate, adopt and/or provide a safe and loving sanctuary to those equines who need a forever home. Through education, we empower individuals to learn about Premarin and horse slaughter. Friends of the Santa Cruz River Friends of the Santa Cruz River (FOSCR) works to preserve the river’s flow, water quality, and rich riparian ecosystem. Guided by science-based research on hydrology, biology, and ecology, FOSCR highlights the river’s importance to both people and wildlife. Our work centers on three areas: monitoring the river’s health, educating the community, and advocating for sound environmental policies. Greater Green Valley Community Foundation Greater Green Valley Community Foundation changes and enriches lives through guidance, education and financial support to charities in our area. Mesquite Bosque Adademy Mesquite Bosque Academy Foundation welcomes children ages 5–9 and their families to a year-round community of screen-free, nature-based enrichment through Rooted Fridays, Spring Seedlings, Trailhead Summer Programs and Community Gatherings. Our programs encourage children to explore nature, tend gardens, create art and develop friendships. Together, we cultivate confidence, creativity and a deep sense of belonging to each other, the landscapes of Tubac and the wider Southern Arizona community. Rotary Club of Tubac Rotary Club of Tubac meets weekly, each Friday at 7:30am in Stables Ranch Grille at the Tubac Golf Resort and Spa. They are a service organization helping the local community with scholarships, literacy projects, food bank, child welfare, and also international projects. Each April they host the Taste of Tubac fundraiser to benefit our local community. Santa Cruz Humane Society The Santa Cruz Humane Society provides compassionate care, medical treatment, and safe shelter for lost and abandoned animals in Santa Cruz County. With a focus on well-being, socialization, and community connection, they help animals find safe, loving homes and brighter futures. Santa Cruz Valley National Heritage Area Located on the historic Otero Ranch, this resort combines Spanish Colonial architecture with modern luxury. Guests can experience the heritage of Tubac’s ranching tradition while enjoying golf, spa treatments, and fine dining in an historic setting.The Santa Cruz Valley National Heritage Area (SCVNHA) honors and celebrates the natural environment, cultural traditions, historic places, and working landscapes of the watershed of the Santa Cruz River in Pima and Santa Cruz counties in southern Arizona. Tubac Center of the Arts Tubac Center of the Arts is a vibrant nonprofit gallery showcasing regional and national artists through rotating exhibitions, workshops, and events. Located in the heart of Tubac, it’s a creative hub where art, culture, and community come together. Visitors can explore fine art, meet artists, and experience the area’s rich creative spirit year-round. Tubac Community Center Originally constructed in 1964 as a neighborhood school, the building now known as the Tubac Community Center first came to life in 1999 from the efforts of community minded residents, prompting a visionary response by the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors. Today your Center hosts a diverse and dynamic user community that has experienced a 3-fold increase in the past few years. Tubac Historical Society Now over 50 years old, the Tubac Historical Society was conceived in the fall of 1966 by concerned citizens who wanted to save the Old Tubac Schoolhouse, which had been built in 1885. “By organizing Tubac Historical Society, its founders not only saved the schoolhouse, which is now located on the grounds of the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park and Museum but also established a viable historical society. Tubac Nature Center Tubac Nature Center is incorporated under Arizona law, and is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization under Federal tax law. Its mission is to provide environmental education and recreation, focused on protecting the nearby Santa Cruz River ecosystem. To carry out this mission Tubac Nature Center has its exhibits and headquarters at the Community Center in Tubac. In addition, it provides activities, such as weekly bird walks and hikes, nature walks, nature science classes for kids, the hawk watch in March, dark sky outings, lectures by experts, and other events that foster education about the natural world. Tubac Presidio State Historic Park The Tubac Presidio State Historic Park preserves the site of Arizona’s first European settlement, sharing stories of early frontier life, culture, and community. Through exhibits, living history, and educational programs, the Presidio brings the region’s past to life for visitors of all ages. Ongoing care and interpretation help ensure these stories continue to be shared for generations to come. Tumacácori National Historical Park Tumacácori National Historical Park preserves the rich cultural story of the Santa Cruz Valley, protecting the historic mission ruins while bringing their history to life for visitors. Through education, preservation, and community involvement, the park shares the stories of Indigenous, Spanish, and Mexican influences that shaped the region. Dedicated individuals help support these efforts by welcoming visitors, sharing knowledge, and caring for this treasured place.

Visit TubacAZ — a vibrant art village filled with galleries, shopping, dining, and history. Visit year-round for events, culture, and desert charm. Experience Tubac Are you ready to experience one of Arizona’s most charming and artistic hidden gems? Enjoy our virtual stroll through historic Tubac – a high desert village where creativity meets culture. Tubac is not only a vibrant arts destination but also the site of the first European settlement in Arizona, home to the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park, a fascinating glimpse into Arizona’s colonial past. HIGHLIGHTS What is Tubac known for? Tubac is celebrated for its vibrant art scene, historic sites, and welcoming community. When is the best time to visit Tubac? Although the best time to visit is during the fall, winter, and spring months when weather is mild, the shoulder seasons are becoming more desirable due to access, rates and milder tempuratures then other AZ destinations. Where can I park during the Tubac Festival of the Arts? Parking areas are designated throughout the village with shuttle services during the festival. Is Tubac pet-friendly? Yes! In fact …Many shops and outdoor areas welcome pets, but please check with individual businesses. More Questions About Tubac Coming Soon! Let us know what you want to know about our community! More Questions About Tubac Coming Soon! Let us know what you want to know about our community! FAQ + More! FAQ + More! Where is Tubac located? Tubac is located in Southern Arizona, about 45 minutes south of Tucson in the beautiful Santa Cruz River Valley. What are typical store hours in Tubac? Most shops and galleries are open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily, though hours may vary by season or business. Is Tubac walkable? Yes! Tubac is a very walkable village with many galleries, shops, and restaurants within a few blocks of each other. Are there restrooms available to the public? Yes, public restrooms are located throughout the village. See MAP here for locations. Are pets allowed? Yes, leashed pets are welcomed at many shops and galleries. Is parking available? Yes, there is free public parking throughout Tubac. During the Tubac Festival of the Arts, there is a fee benefiting local nonprofits. Where Art and History Meet Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit Tubac Community Tubac is located in Santa Cruz County in southern Arizona. The majestic Santa Rita Mountains and the Santa Cruz River adorn Tubac’s beautiful landscape. It is just 50 minutes south of Tucson, one hour from the Elgin Sonoita award winning wineries and 20 minutes north of Nogales, Mexico. The Nogales, Arizona port of entry is a major throughway delivering fruits and vegetables across the United States and Canada. Santa Cruz County enjoys a business-friendly environment. Tubac Community Tubac is located in Santa Cruz County in southern Arizona. The majestic Santa Rita Mountains and the Santa Cruz River adorn Tubac’s beautiful landscape. It is just 50 minutes south of Tucson, one hour from the Elgin Sonoita award winning wineries and 20 minutes north of Nogales, Mexico. The Nogales, Arizona port of entry is a major throughway delivering fruits and vegetables across the United States and Canada. Santa Cruz County enjoys a business-friendly environment. FAQ + More! Where is Tubac located? Tubac is located in Southern Arizona, about 45 minutes south of Tucson in the beautiful Santa Cruz River Valley. What are typical store hours in Tubac? Most shops and galleries are open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily, though hours may vary by season or business. Is Tubac walkable? Yes! Tubac is a very walkable village with many galleries, shops, and restaurants within a few blocks of each other. Are there restrooms available to the public? Yes, public restrooms are located throughout the village. See MAP here for locations. Are pets allowed? Yes, leashed pets are welcomed at many shops and galleries. Is parking available? Yes, there is free public parking throughout Tubac. During the Tubac Festival of the Arts, there is a fee benefiting local nonprofits.

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit JV Ranch Western Rides & Boarding jvranch44@gmail.com (520) 988-2060 Welcome to JV Ranch Western Rides & Boarding in beautiful Tubac! Enjoy scenic horseback rides along the Santa Cruz River Valley and the historic Anza Trail, or boost your skills with our group Western riding lessons. Kids can take part in safe, confidence-building lessons just for them. Our goat grazing program is a hit with animal lovers, too! Not interested in riding? Ask about our Day at the Ranch packages. We also host special events throughout the year, including ranch days, birthday parties, and group outings – all customizable to make your day unforgettable. Located at Bridge Rd. and Calle Iglesia Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://tubacdeli.com/ Tubac Deli & Coffee Co. paul@tubacdeli.com (520) 398-3330 Proudly serving Tubac for more than two decades! Our specialties include freshly baked bread, deli-style sandwiches featuring Boars Head meats and cheeses, and an array of offerings from our full espresso bar. Indulge in our freshly squeezed juices and smoothies, along with our delectable scratch-made pastries, pies, and quiche - all prepared in-house. Explore our menu for more tempting options! 6 Plaza Road, Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://www.americanwestsecurity.com/ American West Security info@americanwestsecurity.com (520) 333-3401 American West Security delivers comprehensive, professional security solutions designed to protect people, property, and assets with integrity and vigilance. Their services include highly trained patrol teams that conduct visible and randomized patrols to deter crime and maintain safety, specialized anti‑crime units, and an Emergency Response Team ready to handle urgent situations. They also offer community resource specialists and robust communications support to ensure quick coordination and effective incident management. Every team member undergoes extensive training and licensing, ensuring reliable security coverage tailored to your business or community needs. PO Box 7415, Nogales, AZ 85628 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://www.elvirasrestaurant.com/ Elvira’s Restaurant elvirasrestaurant@live.com (520) 398-9421 Elvira’s Restaurant, founded in 1927 in Nogales, Mexico, now brings award-winning Mexican cuisine to Tubac. Chef Ruben Monroy blends traditional flavors with creative touches in dishes like moles, squash blossom quesadillas, and chiles rellenos. Guests can also enjoy an extensive selection of tequila, mezcal, Mexican wines, and signature margaritas in a vibrant setting filled with colorful décor and Mexican artistry. 2221 E. Frontage Road, A101-B105, Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://artsypets.gallery Artsy Pets & Ponies vivams@msn.com (520) 289-0441 Artsy Pets & Ponies is the result of two local marketers and pet-lovers (Veronica and Virginia) realizing that, while there was a LOT of art in Tubac — voted the premier Small Arts Community in the Country (USA Today), — there were no galleries or gift shops focused on the art and lifestyles of pets and horses. This is ranch country, after all… 2 Camino Otero, Tubac, AZ Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://ranchosantacruz.us/ Rancho Santa Cruz a Historic BNB mail@ranchosantacruz.us (520) 955-3718 Rancho Santa Cruz offers you an opportunity to experience the Old West lifestyle and a piece of history that is almost lost in time. Rancho Santa Cruz features guest rooms and porches, a dining room and an art gallery, a pool and barbeque area, a game room and a horseshoe pit, and trails for birdwatching and horseback riding. 1709 E. Frontage Road, Tumacacori, AZ 85640 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://nogaleslaw.com Coogan & Martin, P.C. (520) 287-2110 Coogan & Martin, P.C., specializes in a range of legal services including business planning and formation, wills & trusts, international and domestic agricultural transactions and litigation, and commercial real estate transactions. 24 Tubac Road, Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://tubacgourmetfoods.com/ Tubac Gourmet Foods balsamicorders@gmail.com (520) 392-9071 Tubac Gourmet Foods offers a delicious selection of gourmet foods and specialty culinary products perfect for everyday enjoyment, entertaining, and gifting. Their collection features premium olive oils, balsamics, sauces, salsas, seasonings, and other flavorful finds from quality producers. Whether you’re looking to elevate your own kitchen or discover a unique gift for a food lover, Tubac Gourmet Foods brings exceptional flavors and gourmet inspiration to the heart of Tubac’s vibrant shopping scene. 2 Plaza Rd, Tubac, 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://www.nps.gov/tuma/index.htm Tumacácori National Historical Park nps_tuma_information@nps.gov (520) 377-5060 Tumacácori National Historical Park, located 3 miles south of Tubac, protects the ruins of three missions founded during the Spanish colonial era. The park preserves and tells the stories of these Spanish missions and their influence on the American Indian communities of the Pimería Álta and on the continuing culture of the American Southwest. The visitor center offers a 15-minute video, an excellent museum, and a bookstore. The first section of the Juan Bautista de Anza Trail established in Arizona was the four mile stretch between Tumacácori National Historical Park and Tubac Presidio State Historic Park. It is a hiking and equestrian trail only. 1891 E. Frontage Road, Tumacácori, AZ 85640 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet